public-apis VS espn-api

This is a search box for an API that lists APIs which sources their results from a GitHub Repo found here: https://github.com/toddmotto/public-apis So if anybody wants to cut out the middle-men, there is the link. (Would also be great of you to credit whose data you are using to get your results)

There’s almost no end to the kinds of things you can build using APIs, and there are hundreds of free APIs you can use in your projects check out this list on Github, but that’s a topic for another time. For the remainder of this guide, we’ll focus on building APIs.

This and this are both examples of collections of apis you can use.

A booking system, a ticketing system, a project management system, a live dashboard pulling data from APIs (https://github.com/toddmotto/public-apis), a blog, a media player, personal cloud storage.

I'm also familiar with the list of APIs https://github.com/toddmotto/public-apis but I couldn't find an API that does what I want (although I might have looked in the wrong place, so feel free to correct me). I've obviously also searched for "API iso code" on reddit but nothing came up.

If you know some python this package is great for getting data from espn: https://github.com/cwendt94/espn-api

Don’t have much experience with raw endpoints but this python package is an awesome wrapper that makes everything easier https://github.com/cwendt94/espn-api

I'm using espn-api to read data from our league and come up with interesting stats. We have a telegram channel where we use a bot to communicate any of these things. Right now the bot posts about recent league activity, power rankings and we calculate the score of each week by only counting each players strongest performance (sleeper style, which is unfortunately not available in Germany).

I’m not sure how much programming experience you have but that would definitely make it more challenging. here is a GitHub repository where it seems like someone’s already done a lot of the heavy lifting. Also here’s a thread from a bout a month ago that might help

If you're new to the API, you can start here https://github.com/cwendt94/espn-api/wiki/Football-Intro, but I've been specifically looking at the Offers Report.

If you are using: https://github.com/cwendt94/espn-api/wiki/Football-Intro

Second if you want to get into the code, I use this awesome python package (not mine) to interact with espns api: https://github.com/cwendt94/espn-api